An edition of Songs of the Hebrides
(1922)
Songs of the Hebrides
by Marjory Kennedy-Fraser and Kenneth MacLeod
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Table of Contents
v. 1. Alister, son of Colkitto
The ballad of Macneill of Barra
The Bens of Jura
The Christ-child's lullaby
A Christmas duanag
A churning croon [Churning lilt]
Clanranald's parting-song
Coolin of rum
Coastwise song
The death croon
The death farewell
A Dunvegan dirge
An Eriskay love lilt
An Eriskay lullaby
A fairy's love song
A fairy plaint
Flora Macdonald's love song
Harris love lament
In Hebrid seas
A Hebridean mother's song
Hebridean seafaring song : The black Loorgan
Hebridean sea-reiver's song
A Hebridean waulking song
An island sheiling song
Kishmul's galley
The lay of Diarmad
Loch-broom love song
Loch Leven love plaint
Love-wandering
Mermaid's croon
Milking croon
Milking song
The Mull fisher's song
A Raasay love lilt
The sea-gull of the land-under waves
Sea sorrow
Sea sounds
The seal-woman's croon
The ship at sea
The silver whistle
The Skye fisher's song
A soothing croon from Eigg
A spinning song
Thirteenth century love lilt
Ullapool sailor's song
The water kelpie's song
v. 3. Aignish on the machair
At the wave mouth
Barra fisher's sea-prayer and sea-joy
A Barra love lilt
Birds at the fairy fulling
The birlinn of Clanranald
Blessing of the road
The chanty that beguiled the witch
Clanranald's galley
A Clyde-side love lilt
The cockle-gatherer
The courting of the King of Erin's daughter
Curse of the aspen tree
Dance to your shadow
The dowerless maiden
Down comes the hawk and she flies no more
Ethne's croon to her child Columba
The fairy loom
Going west
Gormshuil the blue-eyed
The harp of Dunvegan
The harper
The harp sorrow
A Hebridean foster-sister's song
The joy invocation
Jura harvesting lilt
Kirsteen
The lure of the fairy hill
The old crone's lilt
Ossian's day dream
The peat-fire flame
Pulling the sea-dulse
Putting out to sea
Putting the taunt
Rannoch herding song
The return from the fairy hill
The river calling
Rodel fishing rune
Rune of the moon
The rune of the weaver
Sea-bird to her chicks
Sea moods
The sea-quest
Sleeps the noon in the deep blue sky
Spreading the sea-wrack
The skua-gulls
St. Kilda cliff-climber to his son
To people who have gardens
The two cronies
Uist cattle croon
Vow song of the birds
A wandering shade
The wind on the moor
Witshery graces
Witchery cantrips
The wichery milking croon
The withchery fate song
Witchery croon.
Edition Notes
"The Hebridean scales": v. 1, p. [xxviii]-xxxiii; "The Gaelic editor's fore-word": v. 1, p. [xxxvi]-xxxix; "Gaelic pronunciation : some general rules for singers": v. 1, p. [xl].
Gaelic words, usually with English translation.
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